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Myrtle
Essential Oil
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Myrtle (Myrtus communis) has a clear, fresh,
herbaceous scent, similar to eucalyptus. Supportive of the
respiratory system, skin, and hair, it has been researched for its
effects on glandular imbalances* and its soothing effects when
inhaled. It is also helpful for meditation and lifting the spirit.
Myrtle has an approximate ORAC of 253,512 (TE/L).
How to use:
Diffuse for aromatherapy, inhale directly, dilute with a carrier oil
to apply topically, or take as a dietary supplement.
When using as a supplement, dilute one drop in 4 fl. oz. of liquid
such as goat's or rice milk.
Possible skin sensitivity. If pregnant or under a doctor's care,
consult your physician. Dilution recommended for both topical and
internal use. Dilute before using on sensitive areas such as the
face, neck, genital area, etc. Keep out of reach of children. Avoid
using on infants and very small children.
Young Living
Therapeutic Grade Essential Oils (YLTG)
The key to producing a
therapeutic-grade essential oil is to preserve as many of the
delicate aromatic compounds within the
essential oil as possible.
Essential oils are
aromatic volatile liquids distilled from bushes, flowers, roots,
seeds, shrubs and trees.
Unlike synthetic
chemicals,
essential oils are diverse in their effects, no two oils
are alike.
One of the factors that
determine the purity of an
essential oil is its chemical
constituents.
Essential oils are
highly concentrated and far more potent than dried herbs.
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